Oil feed and return lines??
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THIS MAY or may not help you lol and yea dont tap it on the truck oh my find my thread on that recent ordeal i went thru lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1e3kx3mOMY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1e3kx3mOMY
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I tapped my oil pan with it all bolted up on my 4x4 truck but I did it on the front. So if any shavings get in there you can get some grease on your finger and get them out cause the bottom of the pan is right there. I was also able to hold a vacuum right next to the bit and that sucked up most of them.
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I like to use sandwich adapters for the feed. I usually have gauges and other things that need oil pressure too.
Here's a cheap glow shift one that works (GlowShift Oil Filter Sandwich Adapter - 13/16-16 Thread)
Robot Check
I'm guessing that most don't have 1/2" NPT taps and the drill bit to go along with it. Usually its cheaper to pull the pan, drill a 1/2" hole and have a 1/2" NPT bung (or 10 AN) welded to the pan.
Cheapest way to do it is buy a Aluminum half union from mcmaster carr and go to a welding shop before their lunch time. Usually a welder will tig up something like that for $5.
Low-Pressure Aluminum Threaded Pipe Fitting - 1/2 Pipe Size, Half Coupling - 44705K319 - $1.82/each
http://www.mcmaster.com/#44705k319/=r4wm56
Pretty sure you can't T the pressure sensor on the block very easy. I think its a metric straight o-ring fitting. You could probably find the fitting but it would cost you $100 lol.
Here's a cheap glow shift one that works (GlowShift Oil Filter Sandwich Adapter - 13/16-16 Thread)
Robot Check
I'm guessing that most don't have 1/2" NPT taps and the drill bit to go along with it. Usually its cheaper to pull the pan, drill a 1/2" hole and have a 1/2" NPT bung (or 10 AN) welded to the pan.
Cheapest way to do it is buy a Aluminum half union from mcmaster carr and go to a welding shop before their lunch time. Usually a welder will tig up something like that for $5.
Low-Pressure Aluminum Threaded Pipe Fitting - 1/2 Pipe Size, Half Coupling - 44705K319 - $1.82/each
http://www.mcmaster.com/#44705k319/=r4wm56
Pretty sure you can't T the pressure sensor on the block very easy. I think its a metric straight o-ring fitting. You could probably find the fitting but it would cost you $100 lol.
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I like to use sandwich adapters for the feed. I usually have gauges and other things that need oil pressure too.
Here's a cheap glow shift one that works (GlowShift Oil Filter Sandwich Adapter - 13/16-16 Thread)
Robot Check
I'm guessing that most don't have 1/2" NPT taps and the drill bit to go along with it. Usually its cheaper to pull the pan, drill a 1/2" hole and have a 1/2" NPT bung (or 10 AN) welded to the pan.
Cheapest way to do it is buy a Aluminum half union from mcmaster carr and go to a welding shop before their lunch time. Usually a welder will tig up something like that for $5.
Low-Pressure Aluminum Threaded Pipe Fitting - 1/2 Pipe Size, Half Coupling - 44705K319 - $1.82/each
http://www.mcmaster.com/#44705k319/=r4wm56
Pretty sure you can't T the pressure sensor on the block very easy. I think its a metric straight o-ring fitting. You could probably find the fitting but it would cost you $100 lol.
Here's a cheap glow shift one that works (GlowShift Oil Filter Sandwich Adapter - 13/16-16 Thread)
Robot Check
I'm guessing that most don't have 1/2" NPT taps and the drill bit to go along with it. Usually its cheaper to pull the pan, drill a 1/2" hole and have a 1/2" NPT bung (or 10 AN) welded to the pan.
Cheapest way to do it is buy a Aluminum half union from mcmaster carr and go to a welding shop before their lunch time. Usually a welder will tig up something like that for $5.
Low-Pressure Aluminum Threaded Pipe Fitting - 1/2 Pipe Size, Half Coupling - 44705K319 - $1.82/each
http://www.mcmaster.com/#44705k319/=r4wm56
Pretty sure you can't T the pressure sensor on the block very easy. I think its a metric straight o-ring fitting. You could probably find the fitting but it would cost you $100 lol.